Matchday 63 Results: Epic Comeback and Relegation Drama

Valencia come back from three goals down in San Sebastián, Levante secure their survival and the 3M jackpot goes unclaimed. Full analysis of Matchday 63.

Matchday 63 of the Quiniela was a rollercoaster of emotions that brought out the purest form of football: uncertainty right up to the 90th minute, unexpected results and the 3,000,000-euro jackpot left intact for Matchday 64. On 17 May 2026, the nine simultaneous matches of LaLiga Matchday 37 produced six home wins, three away wins and just one draw — but the numbers hide the real drama that unfolded on the pitch. Two players with 14 correct predictions took home 191,154.08 € each. The full house of 15 remains unclaimed. Here is everything that happened.

Match of the day: Real Sociedad 3–4 Valencia, the comeback of the century

If there is one match that sums up Matchday 63, it is Real Sociedad 3–4 Valencia at Anoeta. Valencia (18th at kick-off) arrived in San Sebastián desperate for points to stay up. Real Sociedad dominated the first half and at one point in the second half led 3–1 — a scoreline that would have sent Valencia straight down to the second division. But the black-and-whites refused to give up: Javi Guerra (two goals), Hugo Duro and Guido Rodríguez turned the game around and Valencia won 4–3. A victory that secures their survival and leaves the Valencian side just two points behind Getafe in the battle for a Conference League place. One of Javi Guerra's decisive goals came in the 89th minute. Pure madness.

Levante 2–0 Mallorca: survival becomes more complicated for the islanders

At the Estadio Ciudad de Valencia, in front of 22,958 supporters in the rain, Levante produced one of the most important wins of their season. Carlos Espí capitalised on a David López error in the 32nd minute to open the scoring, and Kervin Arriaga headed home from a corner in the 87th minute to seal the 2–0. Mallorca, who finished with ten men following Roger Brugué's dismissal, drop to second-bottom in the relegation zone with 39 points. Levante move up to 41 points and will be safe if they avoid defeat on Matchday 64. The pressure now falls entirely on the Balearic side.

Athletic 1–1 Celta: a draw that tastes like gold for European Celta

At San Mamés, Iñaki Williams opened the scoring for Athletic in a match where the Basques needed all three points for their European hopes. But Celta refused to buckle and Williot equalised for the Galician side, who stay sixth with 51 points and in Conference League territory. Athletic are left outside the European places with this draw. For Quiniela players, the draw at San Mamés was the most surprising result of the matchday and cost a great many tickets.

Barcelona 3–1 Betis: Raphinha bids farewell to the Camp Nou

FC Barcelona closed out their home season with a commanding win over Real Betis (3–1). Raphinha, one of the standout players of the Blaugrana's season, scored two goals — the first from a direct free kick in the 28th minute and the second with his left foot on 62 minutes — in what was his final appearance at the Spotify Camp Nou in front of his home supporters. Cancelo completed the scoring (3–1) and Isco pulled one back from the penalty spot for Betis. Barça finish the home campaign with 94 points. The Camp Nou was once again completely in thrall to its players in Blaugrana.

The rest of Matchday 37

• Rayo Vallecano 2–0 Villarreal: goals from Camello and Alemao. Rayo win and move into European contention. Villarreal, third and already in the Champions League, had nothing to play for and paid the price for a lack of motivation.
• Atlético de Madrid 1–0 Girona: Lookman scored the only goal. Atlético consolidate fourth place and a Champions League spot. Girona, beaten, drop to 19th and need a miracle on Matchday 64 to stay up.
• Sevilla 0–1 Real Madrid: Vinicius Jr. scored the decisive goal at the Sánchez-Pizjuán. Real Madrid confirm second place in LaLiga. Sevilla, despite the defeat, have enough points (43) to stay comfortably in the top flight.
• Osasuna 1–2 Espanyol: Carlos Romero and Kike García gave the Parakeets the win, moving them up to 45 points and mathematically safe. Osasuna (Víctor Muñoz, 1) remain in the danger zone with 42 points.
• Real Oviedo 0–1 Alavés: Toni Martínez scored the only goal. Alavés pull clear of the relegation zone for good. Oviedo, already mathematically relegated, suffer their 26th defeat of the season.

Winning Quiniela 63 results: six home wins, three away wins and one draw

Of the ten Primera División matches on Matchday 63, the winning Quiniela results were six 1s (home wins), three 2s (away wins) and one X (draw). The draw came at San Mamés (Athletic 1–1 Celta), which was the hardest result to call. The three away wins went to Valencia at Anoeta (3–4), Real Madrid at the Pizjuán (0–1) and Espanyol in Pamplona (1–2). All three were surprising results to varying degrees. The 2 for Valencia at Anoeta — winning 4–3 from 3–1 down — was without doubt the biggest difficulty of the matchday. Anyone who had double X2 on Anoeta got it right easily, but those who backed Real Sociedad's usual home win were left empty-handed.

The relegation picture after Matchday 37

With one matchday left to play, the relegation table is the tightest in years. Real Oviedo (29 points) are the only side mathematically relegated. The two remaining spots are being contested between Girona FC (19th, ~40 points), RCD Mallorca (provisionally 20th, 39 points), Levante UD (15th, 41 points, virtually safe if they avoid defeat), Elche CF (with points from their win over Getafe) and CA Osasuna (42 points, in the danger zone). Matchday 38 will be played simultaneously on Saturday 24 May. Any of the sides mentioned could go down or stay up depending on a combination of results that no one can predict.

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